Leonardo DiCaprio Takes a $2M Loss on NYC Condo

The actor has made a series of real estate moves on both coasts over the past few months

Not content with listing his Malibu pad and selling his Studio City house, “The Wolf of Wall Street” star Leonardo DiCaprio has made another real estate move—this time in New York City.

The actor sold his condo at 66 East 11th Street in Greenwich Village for $8 million through an LLC (Malibu Colony PCH Property LLC, which has the same Hollywood address as a film production company established by Mr. DiCaprio and lists his cousin and business partner Robert Hrtica in property records as its primary contact), city property records show.

That’s $2 million less than what he paid for the 3,663-square-foot condo back in 2014. It was purchased by another LLC— 66 E11 LLC, according to property records.

He did not publicly list the property, but according to StreetEasy, 66 East 11th Street dates back to 1897 and was once a dress factory. It has since been transformed into a six-unit eco-friendly condominium, with Vitamin C-infused showers, purified air and water, posture-supportive flooring, and a kitchen herbarium.

Mr. DiCaprio, 42, didn’t spend much time there and rented the two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath pad out to former Bill Clinton adviser Jonathan Orszag for $25,000 a month, according to the New York Post.

Last week it emerged that Mr. DiCaprio had sold his 3,407-square-foot Studio City home for $2.237 million. This was below the original asking price of $2.395 million.

At the same time, the “Titanic” star is trying to sell his oceanfront Malibu home, which is on the market for $10.95 million, nearly seven times what he paid for the property two decades ago. The bungalow, in an area of Malibu dubbed “Billionaire’s Beach,” has a beach-facing balcony and a patio with a hot tub.

Mr. DiCaprio also has two adjacent apartments in Battery Park City in lower Manhattan, a private island in Belize as well as houses in Palm Beach and the Hamptons.